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Voices of the personalities and people of the Granite State.
Gone are the Kumbaya days of the bipartisan budget deal and work on expanding housing and day care services, two of the state’s biggest needs, if New Hampshire is to be economically viable.
I am including here a link to a Zoom session below we held recently about the state of local news in NH and plan to do these regularly in the months to come to keep you informed during these changing times in news delivery.
From heroes to titans of business, the court, legislative chambers, town halls, and every place in between, New Hampshire lost in 2023 many of the people who helped create its special character.
The purpose of SB 307 is to cause the customers of New Hampshire’s electric distribution utilities – Eversource, Liberty, Unitil, and even the New Hampshire Electric Cooperative – to pay for the Twin States Clean Energy Link.
But the fairly new Education Freedom Account program approved three years ago in the state’s two-year budget package has no limit on what is spent from the state’s Education Trust Fund. Sort of like Santa Clause this time of year.
On the longest night of the year, dozens of people huddled in the cold on City Plaza in downtown Concord Thursday to remember New Hampshire residents who died in the past year, their lives shortened by homelessness.
The Seacoast Artist Association in Exeter starts off the New Year with “Looking Back at Landscapes,” a retrospective by Durham, NH artist Anita Freeman.
Dear Friend,
First off, Happy Holidays to all. I hope this year brings you new hope, new joy and lots of love.
It may be mid-December with the days sprinting toward the 25th, but it does not feel like a festive season for many reasons.